FRAS™

Future-Resilience Architecture System.

FRAS™ structures every engagement in four steps: FRAME, ARCHITECT, MODEL (PoA) and STEER. It connects Business, Technology and Environment through a consistent architecture, delivers evidence, and embeds integrity in programmes.

Orientation → Target architecture → Proof → Integrity steering

Evidence-first: PoA & AIA over opinions

Neutral architecture layer, no Build/Run

FRAS™ ensures target states are tested and secured before scaling – and that programmes keep architectural integrity. Artefacts and evidence are explicit in each phase.

Framework

Business × Technology × Environment.

We think future- and resilience-readiness at the intersection of these realities – connected through architecture, data and leadership.

Business

Strategy, business model, organisation, governance, end-to-end processes, steering logic, customer value.

How does the company stay strategically, organisationally and market-wise future-proof?

Technology

Enterprise/IT architecture, data & integration architecture, security & compliance (DORA/NIS2/NIST), energy & infrastructure architecture.

How does the company stay technically robust, secure and scalable?

Environment

Markets, regulation (ESG, DC reporting), energy supply, locations, competition, supply chains.

How does the company stay functional in a dynamic, volatile environment?

The logo stands for the intersection of Business, Technology and Environment – connected via architecture, evidence and integrity.

Phasen & Artefakte

FRAS™ in four steps.

Each phase has clear artefacts, management value and mapping to classic transformation logic.

FRAME – Situational picture & Future-Resilience Profile

Context, risk and dependency analysis (regulation, energy, tech, market); critical services/processes/providers; current governance; programme landscape.

Future-Resilience Profile
Dependency Map
Regulatory Mapping (DORA, NIS2, ESG, DC reporting)
Stakeholder & decision logic

Nutzen / Benefit: Clear situational picture and rational prioritisation instead of gut feel.

ARCHITECT – Future-Resilience Architecture Blueprint (FRAB)

Target architecture across processes, systems, data, energy paths, governance; guardrails and responsibilities.

FRAB – Future-Resilience Architecture Blueprint
Architecture Principles & Guardrails
Governance & Responsibility Framework (RACI + stage-gates)
Control & Evidence Design
Target Roadmap & Sequencing

Nutzen / Benefit: Shared target state, fewer architecture/tool zig-zags, clear guidance for programmes & PMOs.

MODEL (PoA) – Proof of Architecture

PoA is not a productive build; it is a tested representation of the target architecture with realistic scenarios before major investment.

PoA Report
Validated Scenarios & Test Results
Decision Readiness Dossier
Control Evidence Pack (audit-ready)
Architecture Adjustments Backlog

Nutzen / Benefit: Reduced investment and reputation risk; real decision readiness.

STEER – Architecture Integrity Steering & Assurance (AIA)

Embed architectural integrity in programmes: stage-gates, ADRs, dashboards, audit/board reporting.

Steering & Governance Framework
ADR Register
Architecture Integrity Assurance (AIA)
Transformation Dashboard
Audit/Board Reporting Pack

Nutzen / Benefit: Protect target states from erosion; transparency on progress and deviations.

Anschluss an Transformationslogik

FRAS is compatible with portfolio, programme and supervisory logic.

FRAME ≈ Diagnose / Assessment
ARCHITECT ≈ Target Operating Model + Target Architecture
MODEL (PoA) ≈ Proof / Validation vor Scale
STEER ≈ Governance & Program Steering

FRAME ≈ Diagnosis, ARCHITECT ≈ Target Operating Model + Target Architecture, MODEL (PoA) ≈ Proof before scale, STEER ≈ Governance & programme steering.

Book a FRAS FRAME call.

In 60–90 minutes we sharpen situational picture, goals and PoA hypotheses. Neutral, architecture-first, no implementation pitch.